[edsemail123]

This is non-technical in nature, and incredibly rudimentary.

Best suited to those with little to no idea what the term robotics even means.

Certainly not what I'd refer to as a 'Master Class'.

[TaylorAlexander]

Unrelated but I taught a one week robotics class to some college students, and the local instructor I worked with did the same thing. He called it the "Robotics Master Class". It was an introduction!

I've got some of the lectures here:

https://reboot.love/t/new-lecture-series-posted-robotics-cla...

[danboarder]

Yes, this is their intro for beginners. To find more advanced topics, go to their home page and look through the courses.

[numpad0]

There's a subscription service called MasterClass[1] that offer master's degree level edutainment

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MasterClass

[oytis]

Yeah, on the first glance looks like the obligatory first chapter in a textbook one normally skips :)

Luckily there are more on-the-topic ones under the masterclass tabs, including kinematics, dynamics, vision etc.